March Madness: How to win your NCAA women’s tournament pool and a look at what history tells us
Now that the NCAA women’s tournament brackets are set, it’s time to make your picks. History provides some helpful clues.
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How to win your NCAA women’s tournament pool — and a look at what history tells us
Since the NCAA women’s tournament was born, there have been 32 No. 1 seeds that have gone on to win it all, along with seven No. 2 seeds and three No. 3 seeds.
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